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Tytron 250 Material Testing System
It is specially designed for testing small specimens under micro loads (0.001 to 250N) and provides precise control for static and dynamic testing. With advanced linear servo motors and high-speed digital control, it achieves unparalleled speed, frequency, and strain ranges.
![[Case Study] Introduction of MTS Material Testing System](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d95/2000122023/IPROS8219252491673745712.JPG?w=280&h=280)
Designed and collaborated on a unique mechanical testing system when applying neutron scattering technology.
In-situ research includes temperature distribution, texture changes, stress growth, and drop in extremely high and low-temperature operating environments. Additionally, the VULCAN system facilitates simultaneous characterization of dilatometry, weight, and microstructure, allowing for extremely accurate and detailed snapshots of the atomic state of materials at every stage. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
Spinal Kinesiology Research System!
This is a modular and user-friendly mechanical testing platform designed for all types of spinal kinematics research. This system evaluates spinal test specimens across the entire range of real-world loads, motions, and displacements. 【Features】 ■ Minimizes joint parts of the frame to achieve high rigidity and high-precision alignment ■ Designed with consideration for maintenance and serviceability after installation ■ Ergonomically designed to enable safer and more efficient test setup and execution *For more details, please contact us.
![[Case Study] High-Temperature Material Testing System](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/733/2000119950/IPROS7611039517394367403.jpg?w=280&h=280)
A Canadian research institute provided support to open new frontiers in high-temperature material testing.
The development of "high-temperature materials" designed for long-term use under extremely high-temperature conditions is foundational for next-generation jet engines and gas turbines, redefining the concept of energy efficiency. Some of the most advanced investigations in this field are being conducted at the Structural and Materials Performance Laboratory of the National Research Council of Canada’s Institute for Aerospace Engineering in Ottawa, Ontario. The Materials and Components Technology Group has introduced 18 different MTS products for high-temperature testing. Their lineup includes the MTS Model 810 Load Frame and the latest MTS Landmark hydraulic testing system. The laboratory utilizes two MTS hydraulic power sources, FlexTest digital control systems, and multipurpose testing software (Multipurpose TestWare). Additionally, they use MTS testing accessories such as hydraulic grips, extensometers, and electric furnaces in combination with the testing equipment. Customers have commented, "MTS equipment is reliable and traceable. By using MTS testing devices, we can obtain the necessary data to make informed decisions." For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
